Police in Liberty, Missouri, recently uncovered a loaded ghost gun and significant amounts of drugs after responding to a report of a stolen vehicle parked at a local motel. Upon entering the room, officers found 7.96 grams of fentanyl—enough for approximately 3,980 fatal doses—alongside methamphetamine and various drug paraphernalia, raising serious concerns about public safety and the wellbeing of a 4-year-old child present in the room.
Brandon Schulenberg, 30, and Amanda Guffey, 28, both face several serious charges, including trafficking drugs and child endangerment. Law enforcement officials emphasize that the presence of both ghost guns, which are untraceable, and potent drugs like fentanyl poses grave risks not only to individuals but also to the community at large. With a bond set at $100,000 for each suspect, this incident highlights ongoing challenges related to drug abuse and gun control.
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